Every woman is worth photographing

April 21, 2014 Marco | Editor

Diana Drubig is a former Miss Germany, but has neatly turned the camera around and become a professional photographer herself. She tells us a little about her experience in stock and why she thinks “Every woman is worth photographing”.

Fotolia: Hi Diana, can you introduce yourself and give a brief summary of your career and how you’ve reached the level you’re at now?

Diana Drubig: Hello, Fotolia! I’m the 34-year-old mother of a daughter and a son, as well as a professional stock photographer and full-time exclusive contributor for Fotolia – a job that I can combine with my personal life conveniently.

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Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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